If we view your two statements together: "if everyone just worked harder, we wouldn't need any of that."
The developed world has been there, done that - it was called 'The Industrial Revolution.'
Most of the population worked their asses off, and it got most of them absolutely nowhere. The rich simply got richer on the backs of the poor.
Things are pretty messed up on the political right these days, and some us get the sense that they are working towards more of the above.
Just my 0.02
Citing the most extreme examples - very well done.
Hint: The system that ruled Nazi Germany provided few if any opportunities to get out of poverty. Well - unless you include to killing (or planning to kill) the people of eastern Europe so Germans could take over their farms. For reference: lebensraum
When you go the extremes - the right and the left are essentially the same.
In rural areas you will often have pockets of small classes - 8 to 12 students. A 19.8 average means there are high numbers in the core areas - 30 to 45 students. Highschool teachers most often bear the brunt of that.
I thought that a few weeks ago - but it’s looking more and more like she’s just an ethical person. If she runs again as an independent, her constituents bloody well better vote her back in.
Cameras can be lethal...
A study found in a 7-year period, 259 people worldwide died while taking selfies. More than 70 percent were men, who researchers said took more risks to get a dramatic shot.
Tech giants have promoted a culture of selfies and social media is full of daring photos taken at great risk. The rugged 277-mile-long Grand Canyon makes safety rails impossible in many areas.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/grand-canyon-tourist-falls-to-his-death-while-taking-photos-2019-03-29/
A Canadian OT of Stanley Bryant's calibre, capable of locking down his position, there it might be warranted
But we don't seem to see too many Canadian tackles anymore.